Course - Warbler Identification - Spring
This is a basic course in how to identify warblers in the spring season.
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About This Course
Identifying warblers during the spring season is much easier than during the fall due to the fact the males are displaying their breeding plumage. The females of some species remain a challenge due to their drab appearance. In this course you will learn what to look for when identifying warblers of both sexes in the spring.
Identifying warblers during the spring season is much easier than during the fall due to the fact the males are displaying their breeding plumage. The females of some species remain a challenge due to their drab appearance. In this course you will learn what to look for when identifying warblers of both sexes in the spring.
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Bird Parts and Field Markings
We we start with identifying the parts of the bird and what some typical field markings are.
We we start with identifying the parts of the bird and what some typical field markings are.
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What to look for - American Redstart
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What to look for - Bay-breasted Warbler
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What to look for - Blackburnian Warbler
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What to look for - Black-throated Blue Warbler
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What to look for - Black-throated Green Warbler
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What to look for - Black & White Warler
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What to look for - Blackpoll Warbler
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What to look for - Canada Warbler
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What to look for - Chestnut-sided Warbler
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What to look for - Common Yellowthroat
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What to look for - Magnolia Warbler
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What to look for - Nashville Warbler
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What to look for - Northern Parula
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What to look for - Palm Warbler
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What to look for - Pine Warbler
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What to look for - Prothonotary Warbler
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What to look for - Yellow-rumped Warbler
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What to look for - Yellow-throated Warbler
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What you’ll learn
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The introduction covers the approach and limitation of this course. It shows how the lessons are organized, then moves into parts of the bird and field marking terminology.
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The lessons cover specific identification tips for each listed species.
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An opportunity to practice identifying warbler species.